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    crying and told her husband it was because Hughes had found Jesus Christ but Hughes writes “but I was really crying because I couldn’t bear to tell her that I had lied, that I had deceived everybody in the church.” Hughes was upset at himself for lying, even if it was to members of a congregation who lied to him how Jesus would save him by coming to…

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    others do everything to right for the right thing, even causing some to lose their lives for the innocent. But it seems as if every time John gets close to proving the lying girls wrong, the girls make up something else, setting him back. One of the former lying girls, Mary Warren, is used by John to confess that the girls are lying and to save Elizabeth’s life. What happened was Abby accusing Elizabeth of witchcraft so she can have John to herself. Mary is pushed to her limits in court and…

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    Mary Maloney was a pregnant woman and didn’t know what to do on saying of his husband. She tried to explain Patrick Maloney for not to leave her, but Patrick Maloney didn’t listen anything. Mary Maloney confessed that she saw Patrick Maloney lying on the floor, after she came back from her grocery shopping. She called…

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    stress can be too much to bare it can push a person to go to extreme length to eradicate the problem. Willy's death can be blamed on many things shown through the story. However, Happy's constant desire to make his dad proud, to the point of perpetual lying. Pushes Willy's stress so fare that he talks to himself constantly, exhibits uncontrollable rage, and eventually commits suicide. Happy is repeatedly found telling lies to his brother, mother, and most importantly his father; About what he…

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    custom because he “ thought Pythios would ask for anything but what he actually requested, so he told him he would grant this favor…Xerxes became enraged… ‘you are my slave and should be following me with your entire household’” (VII. 39.1). Although lying is a sin among the Persians, the king himself violates this custom. Instead of calmly dealing with the situation, Xerxes becomes uncontrollable angry at Pythios’ request because he thinks that Pythios is his slave who should be following…

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    from your lungs, simultaneously denying any crying for access. The type of sorrow that crushes any happiness left in your unsought pity party and snatches every scrap of your hope for its self-gifted goody bag. The breed of desolation that leaves you lying on the floor, utterly confused, broken, empty, and lost. The unending cycle of self-destruction reoccurring every single day. Depression was the fake friend grasping me close, the isolating negative voice inhibiting my thoughts, the murderous…

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    an unreliable narrator. He is an unreliable because here is many instances of him lying throughout the course of the story. The biggest lie that nick tells the readers, is in the beginning of the book when he states that he is inclined to reserve all judgements. This is a lie because there are many examples of him making judgements throughout the book. He judges…

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    the faulty path. First off, the position of the body suggests that there was no way Arthur could have fallen while coming down the stairs. When the chief arrived at the scene, Arthur’s body was face-up, with his head on the floor and his feet lying on two separate steps. It is highly improbable that someone falling down the stairs would be in this position. When someone falls…

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    Telling the truth all the time is nearly infeasible. Stephanie Ericsson’s essay titled, “The Ways We Lie” breaks down the activity of lying into subcategories of the different kinds of lies we tell on a daily basis. In addition, Ericsson’s essay manages to point out the elemental role that lying plays in our lives and our culture. We all lie, whether to abstain from confrontation, spare people’s feelings, conveniently forget, keep secrets, or even to justify our own words and actions. By…

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    Abigail In The Crucible

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    find out later that that's not all they did she was lying. Not only were they dancing but Abigail took part in witchcraft in drinking blood to kill Elizabeth Proctor. Another example of Abigail being a liar is when her and Proctor are talking after he saw Betty and tell him “She is blackening my name in the village! She telling lies about me! She is a cold sniveling woman, and you bend to her! Let her turn you like a--.”(Miller 23) Abigail is lying and pretending to be mad at Elizabeth for…

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